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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    It looks quite large, or are your wrists really really really tiny ��. Nothing against it mind you, it just seems to contradict requirement 2
    Nah, small wrists lol. 35.5 mm case diameter. So you can imagine how a 46 mm case diameter would make it look like I strapped a wall clock onto my arm...

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    I saw a couple watches on this list that I would like to add to my collection, namely the hamilton jazzmaster, the seiko Seiko SARX015, tissot visodate, and the Anstead oceanis!!! Best Watch Brands under $500: Affordable Timepieces Made with Actual Craftsmanship – Watch Judge Blog

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    Came home tonight to this waiting for me, belated Father's Day gift from my wife, daughter and son...

    It's a Longines Les Grande Classique Automatic Chronograph....after my shave, going to try to find some info about this one:

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    Nice gift, and happy dad.,

    Congrats phrank.
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    Currently it is a Seiko 5 military replica that gets daily wear. trying to preserve the Bullie A11

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    For me it is Pocket Watches (mechanical of course) all the way!

    Currently wearing a Charles-Hubert, Paris 3928 Classic Collection Chrome Finish Brass Mechanical Pocket Watch (a side winder.)
    A skeleton pocket watch that allows you to see the working parts.
    "Side winders" have the stem coming out at the "3" instead of the "12".
    You wind it up from the side -- get it?

    Pocket watches are as addictive as straight razors!
    http://www.charleshubert.com/store/i...e/2590/id/759/
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    That is one heckuva nice look watch!

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    Beautiful watch Phrank.
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    I like mechanical automatics. My wife gave me a Tissot Le Locle for our 30 anniv.. Very partial to that for several reasons, not the least its a classy looking piece.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SeriousRedneck View Post
    I like mechanical automatics. My wife gave me a Tissot Le Locle for our 30 anniv.. Very partial to that for several reasons, not the least its a classy looking piece.
    Tissot makes some very nice looking watches. Most if not all of their references will have an ETA movement. This is a good thing as ETA make some real bullet proof movements. Very reliable. Yours will likely have one of their caliber 2000 series movements. Which one will depend on the complications of your watch reference. How about a wrist shot.
    Keep your concentration high and your angles low!

    Despite the high cost of living, it's still very popular.

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